UMNR is represented by which code?

UMNR is represented by which code?

• A. L
• B. INFANT
• C. PREFERRED/MP STATUS
• D. Q

Answer: (A)

Airlines use quick-reference codes in the booking system to identify special traveler needs. An unaccompanied minor is a child traveling without a parent or guardian and requiring airline supervision. In Alaska’s coding conventions, this traveler type is represented by the letter L. This single code helps agents trigger the right procedures, such as arranging escort from check-in to the gate, supervising boarding, and coordinating handoff to a guardian at arrival. INFANT refers to a very young child who typically doesn’t occupy a seat; PREFERRED/MP STATUS relates to loyalty or mileage status and isn’t about the traveler’s age; Q is used for other internal purposes or fare-related coding.

Airlines use quick-reference codes in the booking system to identify special traveler needs. An unaccompanied minor is a child traveling without a parent or guardian and requiring airline supervision. In Alaska’s coding conventions, this traveler type is represented by the letter L. This single code helps agents trigger the right procedures, such as arranging escort from check-in to the gate, supervising boarding, and coordinating handoff to a guardian at arrival.

INFANT refers to a very young child who typically doesn’t occupy a seat; PREFERRED/MP STATUS relates to loyalty or mileage status and isn’t about the traveler’s age; Q is used for other internal purposes or fare-related coding.